Unicode has a new glyph ₹ the Indian Rupee currency symbol.
It is supported in the DejaVu fonts. See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/freefonts.html
HTMLValidator complains about it. It should be a warning. Firefox goes a little nuts if you use it. Other browsers are fine.
To read more about his see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_rupee_sign
Indian rupee currency symbol
- MikeGale
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Re: Indian rupee currency symbol
Thanks for that.
(I always felt the old Rs was a bit odd!)
It'll take a long time for the new glyph to get into the majority of browsers, especially as only two fonts currently seem to include it.
(If anybody else is creating new glyphs, now would be a great time to get them approved!)
(I always felt the old Rs was a bit odd!)
It'll take a long time for the new glyph to get into the majority of browsers, especially as only two fonts currently seem to include it.
(If anybody else is creating new glyphs, now would be a great time to get them approved!)
- Albert Wiersch
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Re: Indian rupee currency symbol
Thanks! I've updated the list of recognized Unicode characters for the next update and it now recognizes the new Indian rupee sign.
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